Syzmik workwear is the Australian hi-vis and work clothing range we brand with your logo: overalls, work pants and shorts, shirts, vests, jackets and hoodies for men and women. We decorate it with embroidery, heat transfer or screen print, so it suits trades, civil crews, utilities and any business that dresses its field staff.
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What is in the Syzmik workwear range?
The grid runs to about 40 styles, and it helps to think of it in four groups. The first is everyday work clothing: the Streetworx tees, stretch shirts and tough pants, the lightweight cotton drill overall, and the Cordura duckweave pants and shorts. The second is hi-vis, which covers the vests, the softshell and full zip jackets, the Antarctic softshell taped jacket and the hi-vis hoodies and crew sweatshirt. The third is flame-resistant and arc-rated gear, such as the FR hoop taped overall and shirts and the arc rated waterproof jacket and pants. The fourth is summer and outdoor wear: the Rugged Cooling shirts and vented shorts, plus the outdoor shirts.
If you only need something for the crew to wear every day, start with the Streetworx pants and shirts. If your crew works near traffic or plant, look at the hi-vis group in our hi-vis workwear, and if they face heat or electrical hazards, look at the flame-resistant group.
| Type | Example in the range | Fabric on the product page |
|---|---|---|
| Work pants | Mens Streetworx Tough Pant | 65% polyester, 33% cotton, 2% spandex, 265 gsm, with a nylon and spandex knee panel |
| Hi-vis hoodie | Unisex Hi Vis Textured Jacquard Hoodie | 59% polyester, 41% cotton, 300 gsm |
| Hi-vis vest | Unisex Hi Vis Softshell Vest | Softshell with bonded fleece backing, 310 gsm |
| Overall | Mens Service Overall | 65% polyester, 35% cotton, 230 gsm |
| Flame-resistant overall | Mens FR Hoop Taped Overall | 93% meta-aramid, 5% para-aramid, 2% antistatic, 155 gsm |
| Lightweight outdoor shirt | Womens Outdoor L/S Shirt | 100% polyester ripstop, 100 gsm |
Colours and sizes vary by style. Hi-vis garments come in orange and yellow combinations with navy or charcoal, the pants in navy, black, khaki and charcoal, and sizes run from XXS to 7XL on the hi-vis lines and up to size 132 on the Streetworx pants. Gsm is grams per square metre, so a higher number means a heavier fabric.
How do you brand Syzmik workwear?
For workwear we normally recommend embroidery on shirts, pants, overalls and jackets, because it lasts as long as the garment and reads as a uniform. Embroidery needs your logo digitised into a stitch file, which is usually a one-off setup, and fine detail or very small text is better left out. Our other usual methods are:
- Heat transfer or reflective transfer on hi-vis garments, where stitching through the fabric or tape is a problem.
- Screen printing for a large one or two colour back print on vests, hoodies and tees.
- DTF transfers when the logo has several colours or fine detail and the run is small.
Most styles offer one, two or three decoration positions, so a common set-up is a small left chest logo and a larger back print, with a name or role title added to each garment if you want one. The artwork team confirms the method and size on your proof, because it depends on the fabric and the garment.
Check compliance before you add a logo
Hi-vis and flame-resistant garments are bought for a reason, and a big print over reflective tape can affect how they perform. The product pages in this range do not name a standard, so we do not say any style meets one. Tell us what the garment is for, such as roadside work or electrical work, so the team can confirm the right garment and where the logo can sit.
Which Syzmik style suits which job?
For civil and road crews, a hi-vis vest or taped jacket over a Streetworx shirt gives the brand on the back and chest all shift. For electrical and utilities teams, the flame-resistant overalls and shirts are the starting point, with the logo placed away from the tape. For landscapers, groundskeepers and councils, the lightweight outdoor shirts, vented shorts and cooling shirts work through summer, and the work pants and shorts sit alongside them. Winter calls for the softshell and waterproof jackets, which you can see in work jackets and vests, or the work hoodies and sweaters.
The value is simple: workwear is worn every shift, so your logo is on site, in the ute and in front of customers all day. If you are comparing brands, our Bisley workwear and JB's Wear ranges cover similar jobs, and work polos and shirts suit the office and supervisor side of the business. Multi-site businesses that reorder uniforms can ask about an online uniform store, or a kitting pack for new starters, through the enquiry form.
Ordering Syzmik workwear
There is no minimum order, so you can brand a small crew or a full depot. Each order has a one-off setup for the logo, which means the cost per garment falls noticeably from around 10 units, and you can mix sizes and colours of a style in one order. You will see a free digital proof showing the logo size, position and method, and nothing is made until you approve it. Most products show quantity pricing on the product page, and the quote confirms the branded price. Some orders can be ready the same day, and your quote confirms timing for yours.
Get a quote
To start, use the instant enquiry form at the top of this page, upload your logo if you have one, and tell us the garments and what the crew does. You can also call 1300 247 766 for a quote on the spot.
Frequently asked questions
Can you embroider hi-vis workwear?
Yes, embroidery is the usual choice for shirts, pants, overalls and jackets, but on hi-vis we often recommend a heat transfer instead. Stitching through reflective tape or the fluorescent fabric can mark or weaken it. Tell us where the garment will be worn and the team will confirm the method and logo position on the proof.
What is the best way to brand Syzmik work pants?
Small embroidered logos on a pocket or leg are the usual choice for work pants such as the Streetworx Tough Pant, which is a 265 gsm polyester cotton blend with spandex. That heavier fabric holds stitching well. Use a transfer if the logo is full colour with fine detail, and avoid printing over seams or the knee panel.
Where can the logo go on a hi-vis vest or jacket?
Most styles offer one, two or three decoration positions, so a small left chest logo with a larger back logo is the common layout. Where it sits relative to the reflective tape matters on hi-vis. We place the logo around the tape and show the exact position on your free proof before anything is made.
Will the logo survive repeated industrial washing?
Embroidery lasts as long as the garment through regular washing, which is why it suits workwear. Heat transfers and prints suit lighter wash cycles, and the finish depends on the fabric. Tell us how the garments are laundered, for example at home or by a commercial service, and we will suggest the method that fits.
What artwork file do I need for embroidery on workwear?
Send a vector logo (AI, EPS, SVG or vector PDF) with the fonts outlined, because embroidery is digitised from clean shapes into a stitch file. A low resolution logo pulled from a website or email signature still works as a starting point, since the artwork team can redraw it, and any redraw fee is confirmed per job.
Is there a minimum order for Syzmik workwear?
There is no minimum order, so you can brand five garments or five hundred. Each order carries a one-off logo setup, so the cost per garment drops noticeably from around 10 units. Sizes and colours of the same style can be mixed within the order, and your quote shows the quantity breaks for the styles you choose.
What sizes do Syzmik workwear styles come in?
Sizes depend on the style. The hi-vis hoodies and vests run from XXS to 5XL, with 7XL also listed. Streetworx pants go from size 72 to 132, overalls from 77 to 122, and the women's outdoor shirt from size 6 to 24. Check the product page for the style you want, and ask us if you need sizes outside the list.
Can I see a garment before ordering a full uniform run?
Yes, ask for an undecorated sample to check the fabric weight, fit and colour of the style you are considering, or visit our Annandale showroom by arrangement. Sample costs are confirmed in the quote and credited back if you go ahead. On big uniform runs we can also make a pre-production sample so you approve the real garment first.
How do I get the best price on a crew uniform order?
Order around 10 or more garments so the setup is spread, and keep to one or two decoration positions. Combining pants, shirts and jackets in one order also helps, and so does allowing more time, because rush production costs more. Quote prices show the quantity breaks, decoration and total, with freight quoted separately.
Can you supply different garments with the same logo for new starters?
Yes, you can combine different garments, sizes and colours in one order, and we size the logo to suit each garment. For new starters we can pack a shirt, pants and jacket together through our kitting service. Reorders are straightforward to repeat, and multi-site businesses can ask about an online uniform store.